Types of Buses Available

The 14-passenger Sprinter limo is the right call when your group is small but the occasion is big. Think bridal party pickups at a Williamsburg boutique hotel before a ceremony at Brooklyn Botanic Garden, or a corporate VIP transfer from JFK to a board dinner in DUMBO. Rates run $200–$325/hour on weekdays and $225–$350/hour on weekends.

Premium leather, tinted windows, and individual USB charging — all in a footprint nimble enough to navigate Flatbush Avenue without a second thought.

The Sprinter Van Rental with Driver handles the practical end of group movement — airport runs to JFK or LaGuardia, hotel-to-venue shuttles for out-of-town guests, or a straightforward transfer between Brooklyn and a Manhattan event without the overhead of a full party bus. Weekday rates run $200–$275/hour, weekends $225–$375/hour. It seats up to 14 comfortably, loads luggage without drama, and gets your group where it needs to be on time.

Fifteen passengers, one vehicle, zero designated driver debates. The 15-passenger party bus is the go-to for birthdays, bachelorette nights, and smaller group bar crawls through Bushwick or Greenpoint — neighborhoods where street parking on a Saturday is essentially fiction and rideshare surge pricing starts climbing around 10 PM. Weekday rates run $200–$350/hour, weekends $250–$350/hour.

LED lighting and Bluetooth audio come standard on most vehicles in the network, so the night starts the moment everyone boards.

An 18-passenger party bus hits the sweet spot for medium-sized groups heading to a Kings Theatre show on Flatbush Avenue, a pre-game crawl before a Nets game at Barclays Center, or a quinceañera night out through Bay Ridge and Borough Park. Weekday rates typically run $275–$350/hour, weekends $275–$400/hour. The per-person math works out fast once you factor in what four or five separate rideshares would run on a busy Friday in downtown Brooklyn.

Twenty seats, one flat rate, and no one getting left behind waiting for a car that's still six minutes away on Atlantic Avenue. The 20-passenger party bus fits a wedding guest shuttle circuit between a Prospect Heights hotel block and a ceremony in Carroll Gardens, or a full office group heading to a private event at Brooklyn Steel in East Williamsburg. Weekday rates run $250–$350/hour, weekends $275–$350/hour.

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The 25-passenger party bus is one of the most requested sizes for Brooklyn group nights — large enough to cover a full bachelorette group or a college friend group reunion, compact enough to navigate the narrow blocks off Bedford Avenue in Williamsburg without a logistics headache. Weekday rates run $250–$350/hour, weekends $275–$375/hour. Color-changing LED lighting, perimeter seating, and a sound system that keeps the energy up from Cobble Hill all the way to the venue.

When 25 seats are one row short, the 28-passenger party bus fills the gap cleanly. It's a natural fit for Sweet 16 celebrations, prom nights departing from schools across Flatbush or Crown Heights, and extended friend groups that always seem to grow by three people the week before the event. Weekday rates run $250–$350/hour, weekends $275–$375/hour.

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Thirty passengers is a real group — a full wedding party with parents included, a company outing departing from a Midtown office and ending in Brooklyn, or a reunion group covering multiple stops from Coney Island up through Red Hook in a single night. The 30-passenger party bus runs $300–$375/hour on weekdays and $325–$425/hour on weekends. One vehicle, one pickup plan, and no one Venmoing the wrong person for a rideshare at midnight on the BQE.

A 40-passenger party bus makes sense when the group is too big to split and too important to leave to chance. Corporate team outings from Industry City in Sunset Park, large birthday parties heading to a private venue in Greenpoint, and fan groups bound for a Yankee Stadium game via the BQE all fit neatly on 40 seats. Weekday rates run $300–$350/hour, weekends $325–$500/hour.

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The 50-passenger party bus is built for the kind of event where anything smaller means leaving people behind. Church groups, large family reunions heading to a catered event in Canarsie, and big company parties departing a Downtown Brooklyn office on a Friday afternoon all fit the profile. Weekday rates run $300–$450/hour, weekends $325–$500/hour.

At 50 seats, the per-person rate drops fast — and everyone arrives together instead of trickling in from the subway in waves.

The 15-35 passenger minibus is the workhorse of Brooklyn group transportation — practical, climate-controlled, and sized to handle everything from a school field trip to the Brooklyn Museum to a corporate shuttle looping between a Crown Heights hotel and a conference at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Reclining seats, overhead storage, and greater maneuverability on tight surface streets make it the call for daytime and business trips. Weekday rates run $200–$250/hour, weekends $200–$275/hour.

The 40-56 passenger charter bus is the only answer when the group is large and the distance is real — a full team traveling to an away game in New Jersey, a university group departing from Brooklyn College for a multi-day trip, or a conference delegation transferring between JFK and a hotel block in Midtown. Undercarriage bays handle luggage without overhead drama. Onboard restrooms eliminate the rest-stop math on the I-95 stretch.

Weekday and weekend rates both run $200–$350/hour, with per-day rates from $1,350–$2,850. Call 929-281-0640 for a quote built around your exact itinerary.